Did you think I forgot to write something this morning? I wanted to remind everyone how important it is to be on time. See you tomorrow!
Monthly Archives: January 2021
Trouble…
When you were a little kid, being in trouble meant you needed to change your behavior. Our country is in trouble right now. For us to get stronger, we must stop the blame and hold ourselves accountable. We can do it, if we are willing. It begins with me…
Worry…
We were not born with worries. We learned how to worry. This means we can unlearn worryingly about things. Put your faith and trust in a Higher Being who knows everything and controls everything. We get to control our attitude, and that includes the choice to worry…or not.
Justice…
“The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice”…Dr. Martin Luther King
Take a stand…
Stretch Yourself…
When we stretch before or after exercise, it usually hurts before the muscles adjust. It’s the same way when we stretch ourselves in personal growth. Pain before gain, so to speak, but you get the picture. The challenges of something new won’t last forever, if we keep going…
Balance…
We read stories of people trying to find balance in their lives. Life is a balancing act, or a juggling act, whichever way you want to look at it. We try to keep things from falling apart. Some days that is the best we can do. And that’s enough. Just keep going…
Stand Up…
It’s time to take a stand. Stand up for what is true, what’s right, what’s noble. Speak up for those who feel like they don’t have a voice. Seek justice for the aggrieved. Do not bend or waver. Truth doesn’t have compromises…
Early Morning…
I love getting up very early. The quiet and solitude allow me time to think about all the good in my life. Gratitude takes over the problems I might be facing. Perspective becomes clear. I’m ready for anything that comes my way…
Fighter or Bridge Builder…
People are looking for a political fight. Family relationships are breaking, friendships are dissolved, and yet people don’t seem to care. I’m looking for places to reach out, build bridges with others. It begins with a willingness to listen…